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| − | reporting such decisions; sent down for concurrence: came up concurred. | + | reporting such decisions; sent down for concurrence: came up concurred. - |
[Order concerning the collection of Debts without imprisonment] | [Order concerning the collection of Debts without imprisonment] | ||
| − | Order of the House that Messrs Wilkins, Crowell & McIntire with such as the Senate may | + | |
| + | Order of the House that Messrs. Wilkins, Crowell & McIntire with such as the Senate may join to be a committee to consider the expediency & practicability of providing by law a prompt and efficient method of enforcing the payment & collection of debts without imprisonment therefor, with leave to report by Bill or otherwise; came up for concurrence, was read & concurred, and Messrs. Morrell & Whitney were joined. | ||
[Committee on subject of fees for inspecting Beef & Pork] | [Committee on subject of fees for inspecting Beef & Pork] | ||
| − | Order of the House that the Committee who have under consideration the subject of law respecting butter & lard, be instructed to see what alterations, if any are necessary in the inspection law respecting the fees in putting up Beef & Pork, came up for concurrence, was read & concurred. | + | |
| + | Order of the House that the Committee who have under consideration the subject of the law respecting butter & lard, be instructed to see what alterations, if any, are necessary in the inspection law, respecting the fees in putting up Beef & Pork, came up for concurrence, was read & concurred. - | ||
[Committee on the Public business & adjournment] | [Committee on the Public business & adjournment] | ||
| − | On motion of Mr. Bond, Ordered that Messrs | + | |
| + | On motion of Mr. Bond, Ordered that Messrs. Bond & Wilson be a committee with such as the House may join to consider and report when the public business will permit an adjournment of the Legislature: - sent down for concurrence: came up concurred and Messrs. Williams, Prime & Wilkins were joined. - | ||
[Bill to incorporate the Gardiner Manufacturing Company] | [Bill to incorporate the Gardiner Manufacturing Company] | ||
| − | Bill to incorporate the Gardiner Manufacturing Company was read once and | + | |
| + | Bill to incorporate the Gardiner Manufacturing Company was read once and friday next at ten oclock assigned for a second reading: committed in the second reading. - | ||
Revision as of 13:10, 30 June 2020
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[1823 January 22.]
reporting such decisions; sent down for concurrence: came up concurred. -
[Order concerning the collection of Debts without imprisonment]
Order of the House that Messrs. Wilkins, Crowell & McIntire with such as the Senate may join to be a committee to consider the expediency & practicability of providing by law a prompt and efficient method of enforcing the payment & collection of debts without imprisonment therefor, with leave to report by Bill or otherwise; came up for concurrence, was read & concurred, and Messrs. Morrell & Whitney were joined.
[Committee on subject of fees for inspecting Beef & Pork]
Order of the House that the Committee who have under consideration the subject of the law respecting butter & lard, be instructed to see what alterations, if any, are necessary in the inspection law, respecting the fees in putting up Beef & Pork, came up for concurrence, was read & concurred. -
[Committee on the Public business & adjournment]
On motion of Mr. Bond, Ordered that Messrs. Bond & Wilson be a committee with such as the House may join to consider and report when the public business will permit an adjournment of the Legislature: - sent down for concurrence: came up concurred and Messrs. Williams, Prime & Wilkins were joined. -
[Bill to incorporate the Gardiner Manufacturing Company]
Bill to incorporate the Gardiner Manufacturing Company was read once and friday next at ten oclock assigned for a second reading: committed in the second reading. -